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But, those opinions are so subjective, I don't defend suburbs by any means, but then Rabbittown isn't the ultimate answer to urban living either or it would exist everywhere. There are so many problems with parking for example, in a city with no alternative to driving, it doesn't work either (maybe crime, fire risk, infrastructure, and noise too?). Most people there will move away as soon as they can afford it. I know people who grew up there. There are nicer older areas in the city, and they actually have a tree here and there, it makes a nicer balance. If anti-gentrification is the great urban solution, then we would all live happily in run down neighborhoods.